Sentences with phrase «bit of a cold snap»

Luckily, we've had a bit of a cold snap (read: respite from the heat) in Chicago lately, and I finally got to wear it.

Paris has been going through a bit of a cold snap; last week the biggest snow storm to hit the city in 23 years left 11 cm of snow on the ground and the city ground to a halt.

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There was the snap of temperamental spring in the air, a bit cold, a bit warm, a sweater sufficient in the daytime but by night, parkas are back on.

Since you've got four - wheel drive as standard, you'll be well - equipped if there's a sudden cold snap or if you need to do a bit of light off - roading.

There's certainly been quite a bit of excitement about the cold snap among conservative bloggers and editorial writers, including Lorne Gunter of The National Post in Canada.